Loading...The Wisconsin is the newest Special (Dockyard) Tier 10 American Battleship. It has 9x 406mm guns.
Price: Dockyard ship. 30 total levels. Two starter packs available: 2 phases for 3200 and 9 for 12000. 3200 dbl is the minimum cost for Wisconsin if player does NOT already own WV’44. If player owns WV’44, then they will receive 3 phases when they earn ’44 and Wisconsin can be earned completely for free! All phases completed after 30 will give 250 steel.
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:16 Price – Dockyard
01:18 Armour Layout
02:24 Build
03:03 Camouflage
04:08 Ship Characteristics
06:06 Game
19:32 Score
20:53 Build
21:37 Summary and Conclusion
Big fan,
Hype for this ship and dockyard
Big Fan! Indeed it’s exciting!
your video was on yt quicker than the video on official wows channel 😛 nice job ^^
I got lucky with the algorithm I guess haha
BigFan!
Kinda crazy we get BigW for so cheap. And some even for nothing but grind.
Big Fan! Indeed seems like a nice idea!
Big Fan
Unfortunately due to other commitments (namely a two week holiday when the update hits, plus uni) it’ll probably be difficult for me to get Wisky, but I’ll do my best and spend on the remaining phases
Good Luck! Big Fan!
I am not sure about the deck thing, the only fact I can tell is that even after the refit of Missouri in the 80´s the deck was still mostly out of wood (except the Helicopter landing Area), even during the Golf War in 1984 the deck was the same. I am pretty sure Wargaming just didn´t prioritize the looks that much back then, I cant think of another reason regarding the decks that makes sense. Awesome video btw, really enjoyed it, I am looking forward to get the ship.
Thanks for sharing! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Big Fan!
As someone else mentioned; the ”brown” deck is when the deck is covered with wooden planks. Wood makes for excellent decking as it increases friction and thus people/things slip around less as the ship rolls. It does introduce splinters and poses a fire hazard (I suppose) so I’m guessing they removed it when the ships were more active. In modern ships you mix grit/sand into the deck paint to get the same friction
Could be the wood they used became far too expensive which they used Teak for the deck planks. It’s a protected or limited harvesting on the species now. The paint is also probably easier to maintain as well as cheaper.
@@02091992able Teak is typically only used when aesthetics matter, though it used to be preferred because it has a naturally high oil content (and thus is resistant to moisture). Any wood does the job… I used to work on ships where we used regular pine.
The wooded deck is not removed in battle. The wood is hard enough that they can effectively bounce bombs in many instances
WhisKy might just have a fresher newly oiled teak deck than Iowa and Missouri since I think they all used teak. Prolonged exposure to the elements, sea spray, salty moist air and sun will likely bleach the deck over time.
Except if you spill oil from the tank overflows every time you fuel. Not me, my predecessor. Not a battleship, just a Navy-surplus polar icebreaker. The Boatswains Mates get seriously annoyed.
Lack of a hull number is weird, since the artwork they’ve used in the patch news article does have her hull number. I guess it’ll be part of the Warpaint perma camo instead of the Type – Wisconsin (Type 20). *shrug
But yeah, so looking forward to getting Big Wisky.
I suppose it was a last minute fix considering the official update video shows her sailing with the hull number
Indeed, the official patch video does have the hull number!
it has number just have unequip any camo
a super accurate Iowa class…. OMG, Im so glad they added this. NEEDED!!!
ANY accurate BB is a vast improvement.
I’m excited as I enjoy playing the Missouri a lot!
because it has Battlecruiser disppersion AND 2.0 sigma
Iowa BB-61, New Jersey BB-62, Missouri BB-63, Wisconsin BB-64. With cancelled ships Illinois BB-65 and Kentucky BB-66. They began construction but were cancelled and scrapped as the war ended and they were no longer needed.
Kentucky lives as Whiskey’s nose
Maybe one day we’ll see Kentucky as the full AA conversion. Illinois only has the main guns swapped. In reality the whole superstructure and secbat was supposed to be overhauled to be similar to how Maine looks.
*FINALLY* The Wisconsin been waiting for this ship for years *TEMPER TEMPER!* And I’m now a Wisconsinite
I want to see the HMS Rodney in the game… umm for personal reasons lol
The deck is teak wood weather deck. It was made out of wood for a couple of reasons. One, being better traction, two being it was a barrier for the metal underneath against rust, three being it tended to help set off smaller bombs, four being it just looks sexy. Surprisingly enough, it actually did not burn as easy as you might think. Teak has a lot of qualities that are highly desirable for this application. The reason Iowa and Missouri have grey decks and Wisky has a flat wood tone, is just paint. Camouflage schemes and the like.
Thanks for sharing!
The amount of historical knowledge you guys have about this game is why I love this game and community. Details matter!
All older ships had Teak decks, brown wood. When this wood oxidizes gets weathered, it turns to a grey color. Modern ships have painted steel decks, no more wood. We cover the decks in non-skid, like a heavy duty rubber for traction. I spent 25 years in the Navy.
Wanted to post this because some people seem to be misinformed, Iowa and Missouri have wood decks that have been painted Deck Blue 20-B as per Measure 32 (Iowa’s perma camo) and Measure 22 respectively. You can actually see this in game as some parts of the paint are faded/worn and the wood color is visible. Wisconsin’s deck as we see is simply not painted, I don’t know enough about Wisconsin specifically to know if this is accurate due to her relatively late arrival into the war or an error on WG’s part, but her deck should theoretically match Iowa and Missouri’s.
With that out of the way, thanks for posting this, I’m looking forward to getting her!
Thank You for sharing! I hope you enjoyed the video!
Not quite true.
The ships sometimes get camo even on the deck while in dock during refit however one of the almost daily duties of the crew is to swab the deck. The tools they use are incredibly abrasive…
brushes, stones, soap and water, and mops and even squeegies. Paint would not stand up to the almost daily scrubbing. Any camo on the deck would soon be swabbed away in those daily cleanings.
What many people confuse as camo is the wood becoming bleached to a greyish light brown in the sun. This is a natural reaction to teak when exposed to direct sunlight. Also you want to be able to walk on the deck.. painted wood when it is wet is slick and becomes dangerous to the crew on a ship rolling through the ocean. Navy sailors even in WW2 have been filmed swabbing the deck and it can take hours. Swabbing the deck keeps mold from growing on the wood and making it dangerous in rough seas and removes salt buildup which causes rust..
Don’t take my word for it.. look at pictures of the Iowa in WW2 in color pictures. The deck is unpainted and the teak has already gone from a rich brown to lighter brown and starting to turn almost grey.
The USS New Jersey just had a bunch of it’s teak replaced.. It was left natural.. check out the pics or better yet the videos from the New Jersey’s channel here on YT.
@@rodshoaf There’s quite a few photos, colorized and b&w of all the Iowas and other US BBs during WW2 both clearly with and without painted decks (Japanese surrender on Missouri is a famous example, there’s also colorized video of Wisconsin with painted decks in 1945 somewhere on yt, in addition to many other examples) so you’re probably correct and that does make sense, maybe that’s what WG was going for on Wisconsin’s model. Unless it’s supposed to represent an immediate postwar version from 1946-1948 as the decks never appear to be painted at any point during the cold war (someone correct me if I’m wrong), but I don’t think MS22 was in use by ’46-’48 so I doubt that theory.
@@TheRealSuperhavoc I’m not saying that they don’t paint the decks.. I’m saying even if they did paint the decks.. 2 months into whatever mission they are on.. there is literally no paint left on the deck.. it has been scrubbed (or swabbed) off.. also a painted deck is less safe unless they put grit in the paint being applied.. as painted metal/wood is slick when wet where bare wood will still allow traction on a heaving deck in the middle of the ocean. Also a battleship is not going to carry the thousand or so gallons of paint needed to keep the deck painted while on mission.. 1 it’s a flammable liquid and 2 it takes up space than can be used to other essentials on ships.
@@TheRealSuperhavoc The wooden decks just look better as well… Bismarck looks awesome with its wooden desk… Then again the Black Mass and Black Scharnhorst with their murder black paint schemes are just freaking awesome.
It will be interesting what the grind looks like, ship looks the goods 👌
Indeed, I hope it’s the normal grind similar to Lushun!
Hey Maltese! Random question, looking for a Premium Japanese battleship, Hyūga or Mutsū? I have considered Kii or Ashitaka but the first two are my top picks that I’m going back and forth on.
Hyuga is an incredible ship, I have a lot of fun in that one!
@MalteseKnight Alright, Thank you sm Maltese! She’ll be the next ship to enter my port! Also amazing video as always, can’t wait to get the Big Whiskey and the WV ’44.
Wisconsin is BROOOOKEN. Absolutely BUSTED. Good vid Malta.
7:50 Just look at that dispersion. That is what us Navyfield veterans called “blockshot.” The sprites in that game made such tight groupings look like a single blob or block. It was only possible on certain ships (mostly British ones) and required a really good crew in order to do it.
The days of Prince Of Wales battleship rush with 2 quad 14inch guns and fast speed! Montana was another one that blockshot and one shotted ships.
They put wood on top of the metal beck for grip and thermals. The guy that runs the new jersey museum ship has done a video on it.
Love your videos…
What do you think of Bourgogne now that Wisconsin is here? I have mixed feelings… Bourg is looking out-of-date with this thing in town…..
Bourg is still going to be better for punishing ships that show broadside and HE spamming now tankers, since the MBRB is available with no shell hit requirement and reloads very fast (on a faster base reload). But Whiskey looks extremely spicy.